Shift Light Question.
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Again, I can't see why anyone would pay more than what the Harlan costs. It's a great light, very easy to install, and very easy to program. Go to Installuniversity to see how to install it in the A/C vent. Some people also put it where the defroster vent is in the front left A pillar. By the way, I got mine in a couple of weeks, well worth the wait!
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Originally Posted by glennhl
Again, I can't see why anyone would pay more than what the Harlan costs. It's a great light, very easy to install, and very easy to program. Go to Installuniversity to see how to install it in the A/C vent. Some people also put it where the defroster vent is in the front left A pillar. By the way, I got mine in a couple of weeks, well worth the wait!
anybody have their shift light with a manual switch to turn it on and off? (noob type question in, i just dunno where you would put the switch if you're putting it in the a/c vent or something like that)
Originally Posted by al
How did you mount it. Did you just drill holes in the A/C duct. Did you mount it straight twards the rear of the car or did you anlge it twards you. Also is it easy to see.
Originally Posted by ynkssws6
anybody have their shift light with a manual switch to turn it on and off? (noob type question in, i just dunno where you would put the switch if you're putting it in the a/c vent or something like that)
Originally Posted by al
I just had a cam installed last week and got my rev limiter bumped up to 6900 this week when I got my tune. Well I took my brother for a ride in it today and I hit the rev limeter when the tac was reading 6500. I know that the stock tacks are off so it`s time for a shift light. What brand and model number shift lights are you guys using. I`m not going to get a tac so I need to know some shift lights that will work with out the tac. Also how hard are they to install?
Thanks for any help,
Al
Thanks for any help,
Al
Originally Posted by ynkssws6
anybody have their shift light with a manual switch to turn it on and off? (noob type question in, i just dunno where you would put the switch if you're putting it in the a/c vent or something like that)
Originally Posted by nharrison02ss
why would you want a manual switch?
Originally Posted by ynkssws6
I dunno, guess i wouldn't want it on all the time, might get annoying
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Go with the Harlan I ordered mine and had it the following week. I opted for the blue LED's and it's not hard on the eyes, but it's also not pointing directly at me either. Install in the center vent as well.
Originally Posted by badpewter-z
yea thats what i was thinking , its not always on and if it is ya better shift 
Come to think of it, i don't think i ever have! lol (except at the dyno i think they did)....but i guess you guys have a point. 
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Originally Posted by silverbullet00
Go with the Harlan I ordered mine and had it the following week. I opted for the blue LED's and it's not hard on the eyes, but it's also not pointing directly at me either. Install in the center vent as well.
The blue LEDs on my raptor show up very brightly, even through the AC vent, in the middle of the day.
They are very hard to miss.
I have red in my other car, a bit harder to see.
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They are very hard to miss.
I have red in my other car, a bit harder to see.
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Has anyone with a T/A put it in the AC vent? The Camaro guys just have to slip off the cover; we don't have one. My Harlan is in the A-pillar, red, and on really bright days it's hard to see. At night of course it lights up the entire car. I did get it in one week 2 years ago.